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The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

Y'oK RENT-Unfurnished Large,
L handsome, communicating rooms; newly
pnperod; slcoye, bay window; heat, gas, bath,
i5lO u ST N w
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

DOR Rents Unfurnished Rooms
Il suitable for housekeeping, at i2l5 II
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
FOR SAlE-HnUSES

EOR SALE Cheap--4 New G.Voom
Il brick houses on 4I6 Vt, bet N and ns
W; $500 cash; balance I, ., 3, tcarsi price
s2,5OO. CT PARKER,
4t6 and sts w,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

INOR SaLE-Cheap-3iI Penn ave n
II wa good business property; lot 25Xt21
feet deep; house ~ rooms; renting AZ SS1 psr
month; price $4,000; $1,000 cash balance i, .
and 8 years. q. II PARKER,
40 and Il sta w
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
HOUSES Fri, RENT,
LmAME.

IN Mus 10 -Ull go q pgr cent
rla ahuyu # only q mall portion OF pro
crry uu my hu1k7 fnr fuil list cali Al ufiut
for Illetlns Issued un LIST aud 10Th.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

THE annual report Of Colonel WIN
@. Moore, Major and Superintendent
of Police, will be found Ia rnE CRrtc
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
r55s@MooRE sOHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
20 Broad street, New York.
BRANCH oPPICEs!
~ Wall ST., NY. ia South Sd st., phila.

Connected with I. A. Evans & Co, Boston;
Z. l.. Brewster 8 Co., Chicago; CorsOn & Ma.
cartney, Washington; Warren Il Quarles,
Richmond
Private Wire Connections, Buy and sol
stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Secrritie-
on New York stock Exchange.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

Ion SALE Cheap 49, New o. Room
y bny.window brick; all mod imps; con.
creted celsr; terms very easy
CIIAS \ SHIELDS iO0G Y st n W,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Oongrt b.

In the Il. s. Senate, on Sa turday, Mr.
Cameron's bill to increase the naval es
tablishment, and Mr.. Hale's bill OF SINH
lar purport, beth Introduced en- Friday
were reported back with some amend
ments. The consideration OF the Post
office Appropriation bill was resumed. a
free ship amendment TO the foreign mail
subsidy clause offered by Mr.. Morgan
was defeated. The subsidy amendment
vas agreed to, and the bill was passed
After a secret session the Senate ad.
journed.
In the House the Senate bill FIR thu
retirement and recoinage of the trade
dollar was taken up, and after debate
the bill was passed-1T4 TO 80, with al
amendment providing that the recon
age of trade dollars under this act shall
not be considered as part Of the silver
bullion required to be purchased and
coined under the provision OF the Bland
law" Pending consideration of the
Diplomatic Appropriation bill the House
adjourned.
In the US. Senate today after the morn.
ing business, Mr.. Cameron will try to cal
up his bill for the increase of the nayal
establishment. Should 1t be passed Mr.
Hale will probably call up his bill with q
similar title during the morning hour TO
morrow or Wednesday. Both are parts
Of general pan for the increase OF the
navy and for coast defence. The TIE
huantepec Ship Railway bill will come
mp this afternoon as unfinished business
and will probably be soon brought to 8
vote. The friends OF the Nicaragua Shit
Canal bill propose to call it up as soon as
possible after the Tehuantepec scheme il
disposed of.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Al the Opera House.

1t should not be forgotten that the
ushers at the Opera House will have
their first benefit this evening, or the fact
taat they havo secured that sterling at
traction THE Wages of Sin" for the oc :
casion. This play has been universally
commended by the press wherever 1t has
been presented, and its reputation is SO
well established that when 1t was given
at the Opera House last Christmas night.
hundreds Of persons were unable to even
get inside the doors. Consequently there
has been general desire to have it pre-
sented again, and the ushere are at con-
siderable expense in bringing the com
pany back. The building should be
crowded In every part tonight, az by
that means the public can show their ap-
probation OF the services of these very
gentlemanly attaches Of the house.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
King Umnerto's Spiders AIassacred

ROME, Feb. 1s.-General Gene, Italian
Commar der at Massowah, reports as fol-
lows: Boret,i, commanding at Sati, on
January % at II q. m. saw the heights
occupied by thousands of Abyssinians
who disappeared on the firing of some
shells. Boretti sent out party under
Lieutenant Como, who surprised and en-.
gagged the enemy The latter advanced
lntrepidly on all sides to within 800 Yards
of the Italia positions. There was des
perate fighting until O'Clock, when the
enemy retrested. Boretti applied for r.
hforcemehts and Gene sent a column
gnder Colonel Decristoforis. The column
was delayed by difficulty In transporta.
ton.
Deeristaier's asked for men and guns.
While the latter reinforcements vera or
the way it was learned that the Decristo-
foris party were m8ssacred after forming
ssquare, defending themselves to the
last man and cart ridge. The relief party
found the tcdies lying in the order in
which the men fought and the enemy re-
firing. Many coIpses were mutilated.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
The No aoanns rry cor cert,

Tho Madame Fly Concert Company
will give sn entertainment in tie
Opsrs House on Thursday evening fer
chs h' osS' If Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. The company lie not unknown
60 WIlmsDRton guGIences, having ex
hibited here about two years ago. We
cannot better express our opinion of the
company bnan by repeating our COM
raent Hpou the performance given here
at that time. Wefaid: "rhe Madame
Fry concert o"Epany gave q most de
lightful entsrtaia meDt at the Opera
House last evening. that was pro
nouncsd by competent judges to be one
Of the very best concerts given In this
city. Madane Fey excels as vocalist,
and her instrumental performance is
unexcelled. Miss Lulu held the audi.
euce srel. bound with her flute solo,
and whe1 abe finished, was greeted
with un3 afser round of applause
Miss Eugerie, tbs same as her mother
and sister, Is q spler dtd vocalist, and
Miss Alte w wonderful in haIdlirg the
violin. Tine omar te OF horns wa,
grand. "a Z niEhly appreciated by tht
audience"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
FOURTH EDITION



The citissns OF St. Georges Hundred
have got into trouble about the loose
kind Of manner IL which their road
taxes have baen collected and expanded.
Not only are the accounts very much
tangled but the debt TOR road purposes
10 steadily increasing. Tho newly
elected O0mmisaioners.. Messrs. j. b
Holton, j. Frank Eliason and Simeon
Lord, declined to assume the duties Of
their ofiice until seine arrangement Was
made by which the oufsanding debts Of
the Hundred were provided for. 40
c0rdfng to their desire, . tax payora'
meeting was held few days ago, 70
stfaighten mp the matter.
Running tack over the accounts ten
yesrs TO 1871, IL was found that the COL.
lecior only hsd on hand 81 IA ~ with
which 70 pay 95,s7S 70 In outssandine
orders. The manner In which the def.
cieucy wAs created was BY pay Ing all
dobts In orders which any one Of the
com nifsioners could Issue, and these
orders were casbed BY the county tax col.
lsctor, who was the collector also for the
road tsxes. These orders were bought
By thrifty note shAsss vt heavy dis.
count FROM the poor laborers and held
until the collector got ready 70 pay
them, exacting 9 per cent. interest. 40
cordiug 70 the report published In the
Transcript" IL seems that in 1879 tho
unpaid outstanding orders, shows
taat $40, 919.3l 10 still unaccouuted for
by the collectors, OF which James Gray,
now residinR In Red Lion Hundred,
oves 81 $50 % for 1894; Purnal j
Lyuoh, 81, TIT "a for 1885, and the same
So 261 63 tor 1885.
The actual debt Of the hundred for
roads was ascertalned 70 be %, 620.31.
Nathaniel Williams aud William
Green examined James Gray's bond,
securing his liability for % $50 % to
ths hundred, ard pronounced It good
only as against Gray himself since Il
had not bee legally executed, and the
sndorsers could not be held for II. On
molten OF James r. Hoffecker the com.
nisaloEtrs were instructed 10 secure
Mr.. Gray = individual bond, and In case
Of failure to bring salt ut once.
The meeting adopted the following
fesolutioEs:
WHEREAS, TIE present Board Of
Road Commissioners have expressed q
desire for . clearance OF financial mat
'ers OF read corcerpt before beginning
active Official work.
Resolved, That m auditing commit
leo. consisting Of Nathaniel Williams,
James Il. Hoffecker and John w. Jolls,
be appointed by this meeting Of citizens
OF st. Georges Hundred. whose duty
shall be to advertise that all road or
ders, either In hsnds of the collector or
OF the public drawn prior to Deco mber
4. 1885. shall within fftsen days ae pre.
sented to the said com mittee for regis
try, and that the committee from oil
sources OF Information shall aggregate
tn total amount Of debts of the bun.
dred and report to subssqutnt meet
ing OF citzsns g plan of fluid ing said
debt and providing available assets for
the use OF the road minis siopers the
couis year.
Resolved. That We recon- mend to the
ROAD commissioners that no road orders
OF said previous date shall be paid
without the Endorsement and registry
% above.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

~
pUBLiO sALE-wiLL BE SOLD AT
tho Stanton depot, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1887,
1t IL o'clock m,
ahead 'sooc work or driving horses.
70 J: ssy horse, kind and gentle, and .
No. q GOOD driver and worker.
NOS. and T. Are very good workers win
match, kin, and gentle.
l2head OF good cows. some OF them will DO
In PROFIT by day Of sale; snoats, boar. viii
weigh lto pounds; lot Of chickens. 8 geese.
Farming implements: ! road wagon, /
nay bed, horse cart, ] market wagon, /
Germantown wagon, / family carriage, / no.
Top buggy, top buggy. all In good order; l
] Johnston binder. J. p. Manning mower.
nearly new; horse rake corn planter with
phosphate attach mont corn worker cme
harrow. double harrow, l cooler, iron oul.
tiyators, plows, grain ian, corn shelter.
double harpoen fork with rope. l grind
stone, maui and vedSeI, axss, crowbars, post
spade, pfcEs, msttocks, shovels, SPADES
hoes ard forks, harness, double and etneIe
carriage harness, heavy dearborn harness.
stage harnsss, pillow harness, collars. brides,
halters, etc.
Dairy FiItures Butter tubs, churn, pans,
buckets. kettles, etc.
Household Goods: lparlor stoye. l large
COOK stove, and many articles not mention
%. Hay BY tho ton.
Terms All sums of $25 and under cash.
over that amount q credit OF o months will
no given BY the purchaser giving a coed en-
dorser; pst cont. on for cash.
SAMUEL BkODBBNT,
ne-2tw2h ELlZABETH ShARPE.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
THIRD EDITION.


w. p Clark OF Delaware CITY, who
died on Rsen stay, Was buried en- Sat
urday. r'Ar funeral services took place
~ 10 a. m, and the remains were cor
signed to the grave in 81. Georges Gem.
ctery AZ p 70
Rev. Gsorge W. Paul, pastor of the
Preshy ~ al Church OF Delaware City
Rev. Nj. Norton, former pastor ut tt q
same cnullch, and the Rev. Wi liam
Alex nde 81 the Presby teriaD Church
of Miahie'own, ofhciatsd. The two
hrst m us Il pasd eloquent tributes to the
MONO = be- decessed. ard the has
named offered prayer. Mrs Virgins
q. Newton, widow Of VIM. Il. Newton,
who wan a nepnsw OF thu deceased e unt
. solo a. the houfe called Paradise
Oh, Paradise"
John @ Higgins. Edward Cleaver, ],
~homas Price and Francis McIntire,
iders of the church OF which the de
eased had been lifelong member,
we're the pall-bearers. The funeral train
bas very long one, nearly all the
eople In the rouotry having known
nd respected the deceased. Tho only
nrvivias brother OF the deceased, Lew
u. Clark, OF Lynn, Mass, WAS present,
- was aisn the latter's son, William Fl
CLARK, Of Z,inesville, Ohio. John Ex
ton, one OF William d, Clark's earlies'
friends and neighbors, came here from
his home At Minneapolis to attend ths
funeral Philip K, Clark Of this city, Q
nephew Of the deceased. and his wife
General BoDtes and wife, Mrs. FredeI
lex Church n IN and her brother Harr!
CleAver, Miss Gertrude Harlowe, JOIN
p. B0llvilie and William Janvier, all o
this city, yero also present.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Dolu.

" Fl /
The attendance ss eteAd b Taylof's
msstinR. Front and Eerhst streets,
last nigDt was very large and the inter.
many young men END women attend
the meeting who 80 nowhere else 70
church.
The revival at st. Paul's n. r.,
church Il still growing IN interest Ten
inQuireSs we've ct the altar lest evening,
six Of whom we're converted. The
meeting will continue during the week
and Rev. N n. Browne, Of Boot N. =
church, will preach tomorrow evening.
The large barn and outbuildiBRs Of
Andrew spear, near Smyrna, were de-
stroyed By hre last night, and three
mules. two COWS and . lot Of hay and
grain were destroyed. The buildings
were partially insured.
Michael J. Fitzgerald and Miss Anna
Beaham, the latter from Brooklyn. N.
T., were married on Saturday afternoon
BY Mayor Rhoads. The groom vas .
Catholic and the bride Jewess.
Tho earnings Of the r., W. d B. rail-
road were 10 par cent over and above
oil expenses. Il 10 expected thss the
ookUAuko VI VIZ PAooo1s ~ wan So
exceed those Of last year.
The Union NJ. u. Sunday schsol has
chartered the steamer Rspublio and
will 70 ON m excursion 70 Cape Mag /,
Thursday, June 9th.
The many friends Of Martin Farrell
will regret to hear that he 10 lying worry
III At his residence, 208 East Fourth
street.
The Rev. Lafayette Marks, d D., Of
II anovsr Church, last evening preached
ore OF series of sermons on the life Of
Abraham.
NJ. L. Btttenb bender has purchased Of
Tlncall b Bro the house No 1915 Mon.
roe street for u, 400.
Thomas Darlington sdvsrtisfs to ront
the store and dwelling No. 1923 Chest
nut street.
George Stab sdvcrtites for rent q
house and truck farm on the Philadel-
phia pike.
John Davis offers for rent seven.
room house ct corner of Maryland ave.
nue. and Maple street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

The largest audience of the season
greeted Mckee Rankin and his company
At their closing performance last Satur-
day night, aud every part Of the Academy
was fl led
This afternoon the grand spectacular
drama, Lost In London" will be pre-
rented for the first time In this city, and
will he given each afternoon and evening
during this week The plot of this play
is interesting, and the incidents such at
appeal to every heart. The leading role
Will be sustained by Mr.. Newton Beers
who Will be supported by a FIST class
company.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Pensioners Of the Mexican war

WAsHINereN, Feb. 1s-The Com.
missioner Of Pensions has had prepared
q letter OF instruction and blank forms OF
applications and aflidavits of witnesses
for the use OF applicants for pensions
under the Mexican Pension law OF Janu
airy 70, 1887. These blanks, he thinks,
will facilitate the business of his office
and enable applicants to have their rights
promptly adjudicated without unneces-
sary correspondence, trouble lor expense.
The Commissioner expects to have the
blanks printed and ready for use on
Wednesday next, February 10. He in
vites direct application to his Office by
expectant pensioners. Upon receipt of
an individual application an appropriate
letter OF instruction and set of blanks
viii be forwarded to the applicant.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
valsntine's Day.

To-day is St. Valentines day when II
Is said the birds begin to mate, and when
love lorn ewains will send an extra love
letter to their sweethearts. The letter
carriers today are loaded down with ali
kinds Of valentines from the prettiest
that can be produced, down to the ugly
one cent cartoons that will terribly
wrench the good ma ure Of more than one
recipient A large trade has been doing
10 valentines and an encouraging omen
10 that the sale Of pretty valentines has
increased while the sale Of the comic
valentines has decreased,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Li,tle Ida sranora,s Rndr.

EAYou CARA, La, Fob. l3.-The
Sody OF girl, apparently about II
Years Of age, was 10 day found floating
In an eddy At Hermitage. On one oi
her iinRers was a gold ring besring the
rofi Baby" Ia RAISED letters. The
nody supposed to be that OF little Ida
stahordi ono Of the victims of the
steamer j. M. White disaster. The
oosy was buried Mt Hermitage, and
can be reclaimed at any time.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
A church Consers

BrAudywine n. E. Church having
gu4srsd very much dnrius The year
from strikts has been unable 70 make
up its full assessment for church pur.
poses. Herbert Mullin, q vocal music
student Of Mayor Rhoads, noticing this
bab secured tho consent Of his instruc
tor 70 give . concert In cid OF said
Church, on Thursday evening, February
II. In the church, Twenty second and
Market streets. The concert vii be
frst-class, and all who patronIxs IL will
not only hear some splendid music, but
will be helping good cause,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Police Ptoklnrs.

Three roalmon araoks vera fined G.
each and costs for drunkenness thi,
morning.
Marie Co'iios, Of Ee1Eeville, got Lax
. drunken q srrel with tw1 other col
ored woTeL and a maj. who, she said
had her down and were beating her, aut
finding she was getting tie worst Of tn,
battle sbs drew . shoe-knife and Gu
one OF her 4 male opponents In the face
She Was fined 81 AVID costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Heat In Railroad Gara

ST. PAUL Feb. 10 In oopseouepoe
OF recent calamities due to stoves IN
cars, the officials of the Northern Paci
nc nave Decided 10 experiment with an
iron car from which the cars OF the
tram will he supplied not only with
beat, but with light sad water. II ia
proposed TO have the car next 70 the
engine, 30 THAI connection when the
engine Ia cut OF may not be broken with
tho rest Of the train. Whether cleo
trscity or gas for lighting the train will
BE- ueed 1t 10 no, yet determined upon.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Tho murder of FARMER and Yam,,y

WABASH, lad, Feb. 1s.-This morn
ing Mis-. Henry Durham, of KoscIusko
County, regained consciousness and told
the story OF the murder of her husband
and child. Her MIND lie now clear. She
tays thai Plow, who is in jail at Warsaw,
is the murderer. aud that be alone com.
mitted the horrible crime. This story is
being carefully guarded for fear 1t will
,ncite the mob that have been waiting
for proof Of Piows guilt TO summary
action. The county jail at Warsaw l.
being strongly guarded, and the Sheriff
says be will shoot the 1rst man who en-.
tiers TO take Pillow.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Two Dollars

Doesn't seem much, but
have you seen the tplen.
did pair Of Pantaloons
which it will buy of
us? They are all wool
and made right in our
own workshop; every one
wonders how they can be
sold for the money, but we
sre determined to convince
our citizens that we can
make Clothing a little better
and just as cheap in Viii
mington as can be done
anywhere. We aye unusual
ly busy in our Custom De-
partment for this time of
the year, but when you see
the goods and prices you
can easily understand the
cause Of it, We have sold
3 great many heavy over
coats at the 10 per cent ,e-
duction, as our customers
by comparison, find cur
prices as Low as the Lowest.
II you want Clothing, either
ready-ma6e or made TO
order, examine our goods
and prices, as We feel posi-
tive that We can save you
money.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Selling on.

Thomas N. Chandler and George r.
Fraim vii cell their farming IN. pie
ments, on the old Chandler farm at
Centrevile. tG-Dorrow Afternoon All
who wish bsrqaine should s.teDa Mr..
Chandler viii remove to New II ndon
Pa, ana crR9ge in bookkeeping, Lavir g
sold hrs iarrn TO Samuel Gregg, snd
conseq7er' : he wishes to o'ose out his
entire in est therein.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Between tho Bump

Howard Weed had q band
tween the hampers OF two
West Yard yesterday nor,
coupling cars, which necssl
amputstioa OF the thumb, W
dex nnger and bis wria
lacerated. DIR. Draper n
wounds, He was frem VIII
au experleD oed railroad hs"
here only hve months.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

Letter carrier George SAsse, hes becn
presented by some OF his friends with {
naguincient ring, with diamond setting,
at least George says It 10 . diamond, hall
- large ~ . ducks egg. The material
of which the ring itself 10 composed 10
not geld, but with wise forethought, 70
prevent this valuable being stolen, Il com
posed of IN amalgsm, In which brass
seems to predominate. The entire affair
is gotten up In the most tasty manner,
and the immense s.xe Of the setting sug-
gcsts the Idea that II was put IN place
with the aid of derrick.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

On ensurday night the Philsdelphia
sso ,osI !, r. osS n %hs,.s.h
and Moore streets IN . dementsd condi'
tion. and she Vas cared for 81 the ~
spteenth district. She wAs npahls 70
tell her uams or reeidsnoe. and her
friends cannot be fosnd. She % about
- yeass old, hes dark complexion and
dark hatr, aud wore . mAfo0n. oploeed
dress, black coat trimmsd with black
fur, and light felt hat trimmed With
black velvet. II her friends ere NOT
found she VIII DO sent to an asylum to.
day.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

naAsoe1peaaf New nall q, =,
spssisi . tAs RnrUsEioAs.
PHILADELPHIA. Fob. IAN, /, I
The Ore = The City Hall i, -. =
me roof on the west side y
new psblis building f.c,1. y .
ssrsss Station Of tie Psus.,'
RAILROAD. Il u thosgl, n.
cansos sxssad below the Thu.
The psss Of the buildi.g in y.
oria'aassd y not occupied.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

Tho house on the slnNJ
Orange street above Film,
he estnts of John Ha29'g
.wi,l be sold at pubic asls
House, OH Welnesdsy als
O'Clock. by James NJ
tratos. or by J. Fssak e'I
nay.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

EoR SALE-A FARM OFF ABOUT 81
acres, miles from this City; land In
high state Ct cultivation; stone house or
rooms; double decker barn ana other out.
buildings. Tho place is well suited to fruit,
vegetable or poultry raising. Price "a ooo:
easy terms ii. ID. WALLER, COZ SIMPLIFY
street. nan
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

The committees appointed by the
various churchss for house TO houfe
visiting commenced their work In car.
nest 10 day, though some had been done
10 small way last week. The city is
divided into 20 districts, and the DOM
mtttees have been sub.divlded in such .
manner that the work will soon DO one.
A week Of prayer will be commenced
In all the evangelical churches on
Wednesday of next week.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Just Arrivo"

Fresh shad and herripss
yellow perch. smelts, s'e "a
sun perch. Oysters 70,
at PoWell's, No. 3CS MAUI
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14
Desirable 0vercoats.

Couldn't you wear a light
er-weight Overcoat with
comfort frequently nowo
To sell quickly a lot OF
medium-weight and color
Overcoats that we have too
many ct the prices are down
to $40 and SI9. Have
sold a good many of them.
They fit in and make the
Overcoat wanted Just now,
and they'll not be too heavy
curing next two months.
Designs are stylishand about
a dozen: ard the prices are
easy.
Pantaloon trade is a-going.
A S. price On Pantaloons
made OF best American
Cashmere, and with our
stay-piece improvements in
is a strong advertisement:
touches your pocket and
your judgment. Look at
the inside of Pantaloons
before you buy. There
you'll find whether the
workmanship is bad or good;
and our way OF M king them
safe superior. We're as
careful about s. Pantaloons
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

ssOranor Il %. are offering special In.
ducements to buyers of carpets during
tbs month OF February.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

Cfanor d @ are offering special In
yacamenls 10 .hose buying carpets this
nonth.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

ES0k SaLE-TIxrUREs OF A MEAT
- store, st the southwest corner lo.h and
roplar streets. fl4-2tx
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

DIED.
EAroN-On Monday, l&sh init, CIara l..
youngest ohild OF q. V. ana hannah A.
Eaton, aged II months and ~ days
Due notice Of funeral will DO given.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

WANrED-LADlEs II GALL AM
wv see the Mcdowell Garment Drafting
"a echines; machines for sale; instructions
given. Paper patterns cut from measure
and war sated TO Mt; cutting and hitting
704 Market street. fN4ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-14

EyUH REeT-STORE AND DWELLING.
~ lG2s Chestnut street. Apply TO Taos.